This month, Pastor Charles L. Worley preached about rounding up all the gays and lesbians and placing them in a concentration camp so that they would die out. Jeremy dug up another interesting quote, though, from the beginning years of Worley’s career at his North Carolina church. In 1978, he said this:
“Forty years ago they would’ve hung [homosexuals], bless God, from a white oak tree!”
And a couple of other things! So on one hand, we’re reminded of Nazis, and on the other, we’re reminded of the Klan. Sounds about right.
In related news, David Pakman just interviewed a lesbian mom who has attended services at his church, so that’s worth checking out. From what she recounts, all this is pretty par for the course for Worley:
Some people never learn, and that’s sad.
The guy runs a hate group. It’s that simple. It’s like what the KKK did in the early 1900s. They lynched black people and called themselves Christian.
When a church leader publicly calls for the death of millions and all the heads in the congregation nod in pious agreement, it is no longer organized religion but organized hate. Does he not realize he is advocating for a holocaust?
Of course he does. And *because* he is a church leader he can get away with anything he does and says.
A message for the North Carolina “Christians” who want to kill every gay person, from James 2:10:
“For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it.”
Because they offer no grace toward others, these “Christians” are guilty of violating every law in the Bible.